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- Tim's Bio
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Timbaland
Released 1998

Who Am I
04:16
6,309 plays

Here We Come
04:21
5,748 plays

Keep It Real
04:00
4,513 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 01:08
- 1,187 plays

- 2
- I Get It On
- 04:44
- 2,180 plays

- 3
- To My
- 03:44
- 3,162 plays

- 4
- Here We Come
- 04:21
- 5,748 plays

- 5
- Wit' Yo' Bad Self
- 04:09
- 2,272 plays

- 6
- Lobster & Scrimp
- 04:53
- 11,568 plays

- 7
- What Cha Know About This
- 04:31
- 2,004 plays

- 8
- Can't Nobody
- 04:25
- 2,025 plays

- 9
- What Cha Talkin' About
- 04:33
- 1,680 plays

- 10
- Put 'Em On
- 04:39
- 2,239 plays

- 11
- Fat Rabbit
- 04:57
- 17,768 plays

- 12
- Who Am I
- 04:16
- 6,309 plays

- 13
- Talking on the Phone
- 05:04
- 1,717 plays

- 14
- Keep It Real
- 04:00
- 4,513 plays

- 15
- John Blaze
- 04:00
- 3,814 plays

- 16
- Birthday
- 04:41
- 2,317 plays

- 17
- 3:30 in the Morning
- 03:30
- 1,961 plays

- 18
- Outro
- 01:13
- 1,044 plays

- 19
- Bringin' It
- 04:08
- 1,561 plays

album review

Timbaland, the producer most responsible for the sound of hip-hop circa the late '90s, finally released his proper solo debut (after a 1997 LP recorded as Timbaland & Magoo) in late 1998. It's not quite the personal statement implied in the title, but it is full of excellent productions. He spoofs the hip-hop fad of sampling '80s pop by rewiring familiar themes, like those of Spiderman and I Dream of Jeanie, into barely recognizable forms. Timbaland regulars like Missy Elliott and Magoo contribute tracks, though the best songs here feature multi-platinum rappers like Nas ("To My") and Jay-Z ("Lobster & Scrimp"). Though his trademark style of stuttered beats and obtuse samples is probably best witnessed on singles by Missy Elliott and Aaliyah, Tim's Bio is a solid introduction to the talents of hip-hop's best young producer of the late '90s. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide